Thursday, November 8, 2012 - Vol. XLIV No. 8

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• All pages (2.9 MB)
• Page 1 - News
  • Prop 30 revamps the future of education (continued on page 6)
  • Votes are in: Ohlone trustee race is settled (continued on page 6)
  • Students take charge at March on Mission
• Page 2 - Opinions
  • Opinions:
    • Time for 'mass' media revolution in Japan
    • O’Malley speaks briefly on human trafficking
  • Campus Comment: How will the outcome of this election affect you?
• Page 3 - News
  • Majority passes Prop 35
  • Car theft breaks streak for Ohlone vehicle crime
  • Ohlone prof caught in Sandy
• Page 4 - Features
  • Photos: Master musicians show Ohlone how it’s done
  • Bold shapes and colors attracts Ohlone’s eyes
• Page 5 - Features
  • Photos: Ohlone art students show off their pieces
  • HIV testing for students available at health center
  • Students find a career in communications
  • Students hang on through 'Flight'
• Page 6 - News
  • State voters give Prop 30 a thumbs up (continued from page 1)
  • Fremont elects new mayor, council
  • Ohlone trustee race finalizes positions (continued from page 1)
  • News bites:
    • Health Center Website
    • Faculty of the Month
    • Health Seminar
• Page 7 - Sports
  • Ohlone College soccer hopeful for playoffs (continued from page 8)
• Page 8 - Sports
  • Volleyball set and ready for post-season
  • Playoffs loom for Ohlone soccer teams
  • Photos: No wading for water polo teams